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After three successful commissioning experiments at EMBL, ALS, and MAX IV, a white paper outlines how DECTRIS CLOUD can be integrated into synchrotron facility beamlines.

Extensive benchmarking tests on DECTRIS CLOUD, conducted following James Holton’s protocols, demonstrate how the platform accommodates computational needs for MX data analysis

DECTRIS CLOUD is excited to collaborate with SciCat to enhance scientific data management within our platform.

DECTRIS CLOUD powered the hands-on tutorial at the TexTOM workshop organized by Tilman Grünewald.

DECTRIS CLOUD was unveiled on August 28, 2024, at the SRI 2024 conference in Hamburg, showcasing its development, features, and use at beamlines.

DECTRIS CLOUD and ESnet collaborate to connect scientists and laboratories to the cloud.

Visualizing Molecules in 3D with Blender, MolecularNodes, and DECTRIS CLOUD turns protein structure data into stunning, interactive science art.

The Electron Microscopy (EM) laboratory at Northwestern University was connected to DECTRIS CLOUD in September 2024: Looking back on one year of user operation.

CryoSPARC is now available on DECTRIS CLOUD, enabling cloud-based cryoEM data processing without local setup. Run cutting-edge single-particle analysis on demand and acceler..

We are excited to announce our participation in Annual Meeting of the Swiss Society for Crystallography (SSCR 2025), taking place from 10-11 September 2025 at EPFL.

DECTRIS CLOUD is excited to announce the DECTRIS CLOUD Junior Researcher Grant, a prestigious opportunity designed to support and empower the next generation of scientists.

DECTRIS CLOUD accelerates discovery in life and material sciences by fostering collaborative research across institutions.

On June 23, 2025 we launched our DECTRIS CLOUD for Scientists. If you haven't had a chance to participate, don’t worry. You can watch the recording here and get started today.

Join in on our bi-weekly power-user meetings. These meetings are a place for you to ask for advice and help with anything on the platform, give feedback and suggestions..

We are excited to launch DECTRIS CLOUD for Scientists - a free and open platform designed to give researchers the tools, speed, and autonomy needed to push discovery forward.

DECTRIS will be at the NSLS-II and CFN Users' Meeting (April 28–30, 2025) at Booth No. 4, where Dr. Max Burian and Pascal Hofer are looking forward to talking to you!

We attended the DAPHNE4NFDI workshop, which centered on best practices for software development and deployment, with a focus on continuous integration and containerization.

DECTRIS CLOUD is a web-based platform that reimagines how scientists collaborate, process data, and generate insight.

Environment creation on DC is now simpler and faster. You can save a stopped session as an environment to set up and share your software stack without writing scripts.

We completed independent penetration testing by Cobalt across the web application, API, and networks, identifying and remedying issues to strengthen security.

Run scientific analyses easily with the Jobs feature on DECTRIS CLOUD. Create your own or access shared Job Templates, and execute them on your own data using custom input..

Launch interactive Python Sessions on DECTRIS CLOUD to streamline your scientific workflows and accelerate discoveries with flexible, on-demand tools.

Experience the full power of DECTRIS CLOUD with the familiar ease of VS Code, enabling seamless, cloud-based data analysis without the complexity.

Launch virtual machine session with custom tools, ready-to-use workflows, sudo rights, and scalable performance.

DECTRIS CLOUD celebrates its 1st anniversary, transforming scientific data processing with 100% uptime, 400+ users, and global adoption by labs.

We joined the DAPHNE4NFDI Annual Meeting in Berlin—great conversations, new insights, and a fantastic community driving best practices in data for photon and neutron sciences.